Soft or Scleral Lenses for Dry Eye Patients?

Determine the best option that treats your patient’s symptoms and expectations.

The How and Why of Contact Lens Deposits

Optometrists need a comprehensive understanding of this complication to help patients avoid it.

Multifocal Optics Explored

Recent research may give insight on how to better implement these lenses for presbyopic patients.

Presbyopia: Knowing is Half the Battle

Many of these patients require some type of refractive correction but aren’t even aware of their contact lens options.

Blink Mechanics: Why it Matters

This incredibly important function has huge implications for dry eye and contact lens wear, especially when it goes awry.

Colored Contacts: More Than a Pretty Eye

These lenses have both therapeutic and prosthetic applications.

Managing Irregular Corneas With Soft Lenses

Clinical observations will aid in choosing a lens design that offers the appropriate features.

Contact Lenses for the Compromised Cornea

This modality offers a solution for a handful of different ocular conditions.

New Contacts, Same Old Mistakes

Besides learning from the consequences, how can patients better understand compliance?

Contact Lens Wear and Its Disruption of the Tear Film

A better understanding of the intricacies of this relationship can help put patients’ discomfort and other issues into better context.